Carrier collision in Chesapeake Bay injures none
The aircraft carrier Lake Champlain and Norwegian vessel Skauvaag collided in dense fog 38 miles south of Annapolis near Patuxent River. Fire in Champlain bays burned out in 45 minutes with no underwater damage. No injuries reported on either ship.
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Norfolk
Lake Champlain
Skauvaag
Chespeake Bay
Atlantic Fleet
Champlain
Annapolis
Mid
Patuxent River
Skallvag
Atlantic Memorial Hospital Sees Injured From Elk Horn Road Crash
Injured victims Tom Barry and Kim Weddum of Elk Horn remain hospitalized at Atlantic Memorial after a morning crash on Elk Horn road north of Atlantic. Jerry Cook also hurt, transferred to Nebraska Methodist in Omaha. Several others admitted or released. Visiting hours posted on first and second floors. Gertrude McDaniel and Ulysses Chester among patients. additional surgery planned for Mrs. Gertie Trego in Des Moines and Mrs. Harry Perdue scheduled for major surgery in Griswold.
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Tom Barry
Ridge Road
Kim Weddum
Elk Horn
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Atlantic
Jerry Cook
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Omaha
William Kopp
Locust Street
Gertrude McDaniel
East Seventh Street
Ulysses Chester
Massena
William Fehrs
Chestnut Street
Otto Sutter
Mulberry Street
Will Ferguson
Linn Street
Atlantic Memorial
Anita High School names valedictorian and two salutatorians
Sondra Nelson named valedictorian of Anita High School class of 1963 after posting a 3.85 average. Betty Parker and Nancy McLuen chosen as salutatorians with 3.67 GPAs. both active in National Honor Society and numerous student activities. Sondra plans to attend Drake University. Betty to enter nursing at Iowa State University. Nancy pursued sports and student leadership roles, including Homecoming queen.
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Sondra Nelson
Glenn Nelson
Anita
Anita High School
Sondra
Spy
Quill & Schroll
Betty Parker
Roy Parker
Nancy McLuen
Ben McLuen
Nancy
Quill and Scroll
Iowa State University At
Ames
Betty
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
New Look for Legislature In 1965
Iowa voters head to the polls as reapportionment reshapes the 1965 legislature. The House will contain 124 members with at least 56 new faces, while the Senate gains around 20 new members and 16 present House members move up. A House seat in Winnebago Worth district lacks a candidate after George A. Carman’s death, and Story County Republicans face a potential tie between Sam McHose and R. K. Richards, to be settled by lot if official results confirm the unofficial tally.
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Des Moines
Iowa
House
Senate
Winnebago
Worth
George A. Carman
Baffle Center
Carman
Story County
Sam McHose
Nevada
R. K. Richards
Ames
Lot
Local Social Notes From Des Moines and Griswold
Ralph Follman remains at Still hospital Des Moines for observation. Lyle Hosselt is to have varicose vein surgery at General hospital Des Moines. Elmer Pont travels to Minneapolis to be with daughter and granddaughter ill with mumps and chicken pox. Catherine Mueller moved from Willis nursing home to Neigh bor's nursing home Griswold Thursday. Amanda Larson returned home from Marten Manor Griswold where she had been a patient. Larson recently fractured her hip and had hip surgery at Immanuel hospital.
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Grant
Catherine Mueller
Willises
Griswold
Amanda Larson
Marten Manor
Long Service Rock Springs Politician Honored
Rudolph Anselmi has long held political roles in Wyoming including 20 years as vice chairman of the Democratic Party, 30 years on the Rock Springs school board, and 28 years as a state senator.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Rudolph Anselmi
Anselmi
Wyoming
Democratic Party
Korean Youths Stage Protest Sparks Martial Law in Seoul
About 20 000 students and citizens clash with police in Seoul demanding President Park Chung Hee resign. Martial law is declared as street fighting spills into surrounding cities. U S officials and UN commander in Korea meet amid the crisis.
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Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Marshal Law
Park
National Security Council
United States
U.S
Surue
D. Berger
Hamilton H. Howze
U.N
Pates
Berger
Ihlaws
Confervice
Lo Sukchan
Shearer resigns as president of College of Idaho
Dr Tom E Shearer longtime College of Idaho president resigns effective June 30 to become director of development at the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions in Santa Barbara California The center funds research on freedom and justice He has led the college since 1954 under his tenure enrollment doubled plant value rose from 714.42 to 2 606 689 endowment up over 50 percent and gifts for operations climbed to about 250000 this year
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Tom E. Shearer
Edna Shearer
Cumberland
College of Idaho
Caldwell
Shearer
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Santa Barbara
Calif
Fund For the Republic, Inc
Sherer
Parsons College
Fairfield
Methuselah Tree Leads to Long White Pine Trail
A 4600 year old Methuselah pine and a 4300 pine tree frame a California trail along a two mile path in White Mountains. The note urges not to drink and drive and warns against continuing on the other trail at the end.
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California
Urge Reduction on Power Rates
Des Moines reports Southern Utilities Co of Center ville proposes a $455,000 reduction in electric and gas service rates. Iowa Commerce Commission announced the change, effective July 6, with $227,500 to apply in the last six months of 1964. The commission noted the cut reflects and exceeds 1964 and 1965 federal income tax changes.
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DES Moines
Towa Southern Utilities Co
Centerville
Lews Commerce Commission
Ko modo Monitors Sleep in Stone Dens and Root Lairs
Like many other lizards, Ko modo monitors rest through the night in dens carved from stone piles or tucked among tree roots, suggesting adaptive sheltering behavior in their habitat.
Dean's Pills Offer Fast Relief for Backache and Bladder Irritation
Advert shows Dean's Pills claiming rapid relief from nagging backache headaches and muscular pains plus soothing effect on bladder irritation. It highlights a diuretic action and promises a good night's sleep, urging readers to ask for the large size.
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Dean
Paine
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Methodist Hospital
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Nie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Hawley Lynch
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Red Cross
Miami
Fla
Cuban Red Cross
Fidel Castro
Manuel Artime
Cuba
Revolutionary Recovery
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Bruce Bierbaum
Maine
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Jennifer Warne
Tom Potts
Meat
Miami Herald
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